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if you recently just reupped on your laptop game like me, or you’re pretty chief keef concert missing late into this fad we like to call the “internet” , than you definitely can’t find that inconvenient unreleased track your favorite artist made back in ‘04 during one of their infamous coke fueled music binges. 

but that’s what i’m here for, to find your artists old mistakes, and shed light on their insane obscure collaborations on music . 

sidenote: all of these songs are songs i feel the general public wouldn’t know, if you know any of these, good lucks stay wavvy i love you .

and boy i have to put them in some sort of order

here ya go:

ASAP Rocky - Freestyling before the fame..after the perm

Danny Brown - Gotta Kill this - Probably my favorite Danny Brown verse as of right now, there’s a song around this but honestly this verse makes it and I can’t deny posting it. Not so well known but amazing track .

Earl - Home - Apparently a lot of people haven’t heard this so I’d throw it in there. Soon as he got out of Samoa he dropped this track if he had an ungodly amount of twitter followers . one of my personal favorites . 

Eminem - Demons Inside

Eminem - G.O.A.T. - dat flow EURGH

Eminem - Middle of the Kitchen

Eminem - Nail in the Coffin - (disses the FUCK out of Benzino in this, basically promoted him, nobody knew him till he got his ass handed by Em himself. 

The Jaz & Jay-Z - The originator (1990) - THE FUCKING JAAAAZ, on the come up with Jay-Z both killing the same style and flow . only goes to show you how Jay does sort of bite styles, but he does learn how to do it well himself , stillllll a dope track. the fuck happened to jaz?

Kendrick Lamar - Monster Freestyle

Kendrick Lamar - West Coast Wu-Tang ft. Ab-Soul&Punch

Kanye West - Payback ft Timmy G & Sly Polaroid

Kanye West - Home - (off his Freshman Adjustment Tape, original version of “Homecoming”)

Kanye West - Living a Movie - (raps using lines from movies along with their titles.)

Kanye West - Self Conscious on Def Jam Poetry - if you haven’t seen any Def Jam Poetry I’m honestly going to make a list for you to watch. Seeing Kanye perform this is incredible, how much of a story he can tell going on line after line. Man of little words, but he’s always saying something .

Dwele - Hold On (Remix) Featuring Kanye West & Consequence - (he spends the whole first verse rapping all these different names of magazines)

Lupe Fiasco - Airplanes - I consider myself a pretty big Lupe fan, and yet I never knew that he originally made Airplanes. Even though The Cool and F&L are two of my favorite albums. Either way, B.O.B. fits better .

Pro Era - Like Water (Capital STEEZ, Joey Bada$$ & CJ Fly) - Not so old artists, but one of my favorite Pro Era tracks featuring the late Capital STEEZ putting probably the dopest verse out of all three right here .

Tyler the Creator - Lucky Charms [Exclusive 2012] Unreleased - Had to throw this one in here too, noone knows a lot of old tyler

Throwin it back like i owe money for some of you hiphopheads

WANT MORE?

Aesop Rock, Slug, Immortal Technique, El-P - freestyle - straight flame from these three, Aesop Rock immediately had my respect .

2pac Ft. Notorious B.I.G & Stretch- House of Pain - better version in my opinion, just cus the even older other one sounds straight poverty level . buttttt we’re here to find tracks right? POVERTY OD BASEMENT QUALITY

Xzibit straight MURDERING Jermaine Dupri on this Freestyle

A Tribe Called Quest ft. De La Soul, Black Sheep & L.O.N.S. - “Scenario (Demo 2)” (Unreleased, 1991)

Heavy D, 2Pac, Notorious BIG, Grand Puba & Spunk Bigga - Let’s Get It On (1994)

WU-TANG CLAN - SHAOLIN BREW - Hidden clan gem .

alright it’s pretty late and i’m tired of typing, i got  a vault of these in case people want more dopeness for their cerebellums . only did a couple artists to see what else people would love . 

let me know if you want more music from a specific artist you like or something, as well as any other songs you feel like I should know about at all . I love getting more buck for my near 40gb iTunes .

i also really wanna do that def jam poetry list, I love mos def for that honestly .

believe me…there’s so much kanye, so much …

stay wavvy

20 years later, Biggie’s death is still unsolved, but that’s business as usual in America

Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace was gunned down in Los Angeles on March 9, 1997, to close what would become one of the saddest — and most violent — chapters in hip-hop history.

Six months earlier, Biggie’s rival, Tupac Shakur, was shot seven times while riding in a car on the Las Vegas strip. He died in a hospital days later.

Both rappers were young — Big was 24, Pac was 25 — and at the height of their fame. And though many conspiracy theories persist about who and what’s to blame for their deaths, both cases remain unsolved. 

This makes them among the highest profile examples of a grim reality: murder in America is notoriously difficult to solve. And it’s only getting worse.

According to statistics compiled and examined by the FBI and NPR, if you’re killed in America, there’s a 1 in 3 chance that police won’t find your killer. Read more (3/9/17 12:09 PM)